Tokyo Electric Power Company admitted that they did not provide radiation monitoring devices to sub-contractors. This is part of the reason three workers ended up in the hospital a little more than a week ago.
Japanese regulations requires all workers in nuclear power plants to have their own radiation monitor.
In a move that smacks of guilt after passing the UNSCR 1973 against Libya, the UN has imposed sanctions against the Ivory Coast, and Laurent Gbagbo.
The civil war in Cote d’Ivore (Ivory Coast, a former French colony, or is it now?) has been raging on for much longer than in Libya, yet NOW the […] Continue Reading…
In a report issued by the Chinese Navy, it is clear they expect some kind of military confrontation in the future, with the United States.
The report was released March 31. It calls for increasing China’s ability to present a strategic deterrent and launch counterattacks at sea. The report is also clear about who they […] Continue Reading…
The current G20 meeting, in China, is discussing many issues, including the disasters in Japan. But, what seems to be the focus is how to bring China into the SDR, and, China’s desire to remove the U.S. dollar as the international reserve currency.
The G20 is made up of bankers and finance officials from 19 […] Continue Reading…
“The so-called humanitarian raids have killed dozens of civilian victims in some neighborhoods of Tripoli.”-Giovanni Innocenzo Martinelli, the Apostolic Vicar of Tripoli
The Catholic official also said hospitals had been hit by coalition bombing. President Obama had stated many times that the bombing was to PROTECT civilians.
Reuters says they have seen proof that President Barack Obama signed an order to actively support the rebels in Libya, even though there is proof that al Qaeda is also working with the rebels.
The order authorizes covert operations to get rid of Gaddafi. Reuters says the Presidential “finding” was sign two or three weeks […] Continue Reading…
‘‘I want more JETs to come and interact with the locals in the future but due to the current situation, I cannot welcome them open-handedly. I hope life gets back to normal as soon as possible.”-Hoshi Kazuyuki, assistant director at the international affairs section at the Miyagi prefectural government.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano, says crime, involving mainly fraud, is targeting survivors of the March 11 disasters. So much so that the Japanese government is putting together a special council to deal with the problem.
A body found in Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture, about 5 km (3.1 miles) from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, tested positive for high levels of radiation. As many as 1,000 bodies of victims of the 11 March earthquake and tsunami, might be contaminated with radiation, delaying their recovery.
Police officers, doctors and bereaved families may […] Continue Reading…